SEVENTH SESSION – 1900

16 Chapters
Membership – 1,119

Cash N Hand – 455.00

Credentials Report
Chapters Represented – 16
Entitled To Vote – 72

Proceedings For 1900 Were Not Available Because Grand Chapter Was Changed From November To January. The Yearly Session Held In 1901 Covered A Period Of Fourteen Months.

Recommended That A Seal Be Purchased For The Use Of The Worthy Grand Matron In Granting Dispensations And Giving Decisions.

The First Past Grand Matron, Sister Annette Gorman, Was Presented With A Past Grand Matron’s Jewel.

It Was Recommended At This Grand Chapter Session That Our Grand Representatives Be Introduced In The East.

SIXTH SESSION – PHILADELPHIA, NOVEMBER 1899

14 Chapters
Membership – 908

Cash On Hand – $141.29

Credentials Report
Chapters Represented – 12
Entitled To Vote – 47

Receipts For Year – $399.55

Instructed The Grand Secretary To Issue A Circular Containing A List Of All The Grand Officers (Elected And Appointed) And Standing Committees, Now Referred To As The Itinerary.

Grand Secretary Published 250 Copies Of “Grand Chapter Proceedings”

FIFTH SESSION – DUKE CENTER – NOVEMBER 1898

8 Chapters
Membership -755

Cash On Hand – $307.40

Credentials Report
Chapters Represented – 7
Entitled To Vote – 43

The Worthy Grand Matron Visited All Chapters.

Approved A Committee To Draft A Design For A Jewel Suitable For The Retiring Worthy Grand Matron And Worthy Grand Patron.

The Grand Secretary For The First Five Years Was A Man, Brother G. W. Gleason.

This Worthy Grand Matron Attended The Triennial Session Of General Grand Chapter Held In Washington, D.C.